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Swifties upset over Travis Kelce liking Shane Gillis' SNL monologue
Swifties accuse Travis Kelce of liking Shane Gillis' SNL monologue, sparking social media backlash.
OutKick · 1m
21 Texts That Are So Funny I'd Pay Overage Fees For Them
21 hilarious texts that make you laugh out loud.
BuzzFeed · 1m
Fact Check: AI-Generated AOC Images Debunked
Hive Moderation confirms all AOC images in bunny outfit and blue dress are AI-generated, not real photos.
Lead Stories · 1m
Adobe Clone Apps Challenge Microsoft Office
AI-made Adobe alternatives aim to replace Microsoft Office with free tools.
Mashable · 1m
OhnePixel breaks down in tears after viewers accuse him of clip farming
Twitch streamer OhnePixel cries after Reddit community calls his content clip farming.
Dexerto · 1m
Knitting Crafters Online Drama
Crafters online destroy each other over knitting and crochet disputes.
Slate Magazine · 1m
Stop Overpaying on Vacation: Eat Well Without Getting Gouged
Travelers can save money on food by using Reddit, asking locals, and avoiding tourist traps.
Kiplinger · 1m
Reddit tightens Old Reddit access to fight AI bots
Reddit will soon require users to have accessed Old Reddit within the last six months to keep using it, part of a broader crackdown on scraping.
The Verge · 1m
Seven unexpected ways people use ChatGPT
Reddit users share creative applications for ChatGPT beyond writing and research that are worth trying.
TechRadar · 1m
Reddit Moderator Pays $4.5m for Nintendo Game Piracy
Reddit moderator James C. Williams ordered to pay $4.5 million after pirating Nintendo games.
PCMAG · 1m
Pinterest Slides 5% Amid Month-Long Decline
Pinterest drops 5% as month-long slide deepens, while Reddit slips and Snap stays flat.
24/7 Wall St. · 1m
Reddit tightens Old Reddit access to block bots
Reddit will soon block Old Reddit users who haven't logged in for six months, citing automated abuse.
Ars Technica · 1m
Judge Lets Reddit Lawsuit Against Anthropic Proceed
Reddit's lawsuit against Anthropic to continue after court allows three claims to move forward.
Mashable · 1m
Nintendo wins $4.5M piracy lawsuit against Reddit mod
A federal judge ordered James Williams to pay damages and shut down online stores distributing pirated Switch games.
The Verge · 1m
7 brutal security stories making headlines this week
From AI-powered phishing to Instagram ransom scams, here's what went wrong in cybersecurity this week.
PCMAG · 3m
Reddit co-founder: Tech has bungled AI risk messaging
Alexis Ohanian says the industry is failing to have honest conversations about real AI dangers, letting misinformation and political posturing take over.
CNBC · 1m · 5 views
How to book time off for GTA 6
GTA 6 lands on Nov. 19, and booking leave for it may take more tact than fans expect.
Mashable · 3m
The fragrance-free wedding that broke the internet
A bride asked guests to skip perfume for medical reasons, and the comment section went somewhere much stranger.
New York Post · 1m
ClickFix ads turned Reddit users into their own attackers
A hijacked HBO Max ad account pushed fake CAPTCHA pages that talked people into pasting malware into their own terminal.
TechCrunch · 1m
The cruise elevator luggage fight
A first-time cruiser got scoffed at for rolling a suitcase into a ship elevator, and the internet picked sides.
Fox News · 1m